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Community mediation ‘under-funded’, study says

Research published today (11 November) has found that there are significant gaps in the delivery and resourcing of community mediation in Ireland.
Innovating for the future

Small practices are the foundation of legal services in communities across the country. Taking steps to continue supporting their viability has been a key focus of my term as president, writes Eamon

Support for children affected by domestic violence

The Government has given the go-ahead for the drafting of legislation that would allow for information sharing between An Garda Síochána and schools.
Solicitor Rose Wall set for IHREC role

Solicitor Rose Wall is among six people recommended by the Government for appointment to the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC).
Guidelines set out AI ‘red flags’ for judges

Guidelines on AI have urged judges to independently check and verify the accuracy of any information provided to them by a GenAI chatbot before relying on it.
A theory of justice

“It’s not about convictions – it’s about fairness,” says current Director of Public Prosecutions Catherine Pierse, as her office marks its 50th year of playing a profound role in Ireland’s democracy

Employment law now ‘attractive practice area’

The area of employment law has expanded substantially over the last two decades, the Law Society 2025 employment-law update has heard (5 November).
Prison overcrowding needs ‘political courage’

The chief inspector of prisons has said that only “courageous action at political level” can now resolve what he described as “the overcrowding crisis” engulfing the Irish Prison Service (IPS).
Crypto-services firm fined €21.5 million

The Central Bank has fined crypto-services provider Coinbase Europe almost €21.5 million for breaches of its obligations linked to anti-money-laundering (AML) and combatting terrorist-financing (CFT).
British minister wants debate on AI judgments

A British minister has said that its government must start to contemplate how and when court decisions should be made by artificial intelligence (AI).
‘Law and diplomacy’ theme of Lismullin event

Following the success of last year’s inaugural gathering on ‘Human dignity and the law’, the second Lismullin Legal Gathering will take place on 8 November 2025 at Lismullin Conference Centre, Co

Warning on impact of tax hikes on British LLPs

The Law Society of England and Wales has expressed concern about possible tax rises facing limited-liability partnerships (LLPs) in the legal sector in the upcoming British budget.
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